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Trees on fire!
Cooked up on February 9, 2012 in Mouth Full
Is there anything more revolting to a child than vegetables? It was tough enough to get me to eat after seeing chickens hanging from the door handles. Vegetables aren’t sweet like candy, they don’t smell like chocolate, and they don’t taste like ice cream. Why would a child want to eat vegetables? Continue reading »
Save money on baby food
Cooked up on February 3, 2012 in Tips and Tricks
Are you tired of always having to buy baby food? Are you looking for a way to save some money? Wholesome Baby Food has a great article on how to prepare, puree, and store baby food which will save you money and feed your baby a healthy variety of foods.
What’s that smell?
Cooked up on January 30, 2012 in Mouth Full
Who doesn’t love walking into someone’s house and immediately catching a taste of what’s cooking or baking in the air? The kind of smells that make your mouth water and your stomach growl, wishing and waiting for the chance to take a bite. Yeah sorry, I’m not talking about those! Continue reading »
Chickens hanging from the door handles?!
Cooked up on January 27, 2012 in Mouth Full
I know this website’s background stems from the amazing food that we all grew up with. However, that doesn’t mean that we liked everything that we grew up with! I was always told “eat more, you’re too skinny, eat more.” Well, now that I think about it, maybe I didn’t eat that much because I was afraid to! Why? Read on! Continue reading »
Eat Your World
Cooked up on January 26, 2012 in Resources
Eat Your World spotlights regional foods and drinks around the world. Local grub, typical fare, indigenous eats—we tell you what they are and where to find ’em when you’re traveling.
A tribute to my Vovos
Cooked up on January 26, 2012 in Mouth Full
How I miss the days where I would be kicking the soccer ball around my Vovó’s house (that’s Portuguese for grandmother). The house was surrounded by flowers. Place an obstacle in front of a young child practicing his soccer skills and he’ll use it to his advantage you know what I mean. Those flowers were definitely eyeing my soccer ball and I wasn’t about to let them have it. Sometimes the ref wouldn’t see the foul, and sometimes she would! Oops! “Chawshee!” she’d scream. She didn’t know how to pronounce my name very well, but my cousins still pronounce it like that to this day! Continue reading »